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The body of Major Courage Quashigah (Rtd) arrives in Ghana on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 from Israel.
The Lufthansa airline carrying the body is expected to touch down at 4pm at the Kotoka Airport in Accra.
Major Quashigah passed away a week ago in Israel after a being taken ill.
A statement by his office said the remains of the great Old Major will be received by the family head, children, sympathisers, NPP functionaries and government officials.
Major Quashigah, an acknowledged soldier, also served as the Minister of Agriculture and later as Health Minister in the Kufuor regime.
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